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Fisher, Aggies not satisfied despite squeezing out a win over Arkansas

The Aggies escaped Arlington with a win, even though they were plagued by mental and physical errors throughout the contest. With two weeks to prepare for Alabama, the team enters the bye week looking to clean up their mistakes.
By Olin Buchanan
September 28, 2019
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Any landing that can be walked away from is a good one.

By that criteria, Texas A&M’s performance against Arkansas on Saturday at AT&T Stadium was totally acceptable.

By any other criteria…not so much.

The Aggies (3-2, 1-1) crash landed to a white-knuckled 31-27 victory. A last-ditch Razorbacks rally skidded to a halt. Hence, A&M’s eight-game winning streak over them did not.

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